Marketing site for NexQL — the PostgreSQL management extension for VS Code.
Static HTML/CSS/JS. No build step, no framework, no dependencies.
Any static file server works — the pages must be served over HTTP, not opened as
file://, or the partial loader and /api/* calls fail:
npx serve .# or
python3 -m http.server 3000Pricing and checkout call /api/*, which only resolves on a deployed URL (see
below). Locally those requests 404 and the pricing section falls back to the
defaults baked into the page.
| Path | What |
|---|---|
index.html | Landing page |
privacy.html, terms.html | Legal pages, served at /privacy and /terms |
device-auth.html | Device authorization flow for the extension |
html/ | Partials fetched at runtime by js/partials.js |
js/ | Page modules — pricing.js, checkout.js, tour.js, workbench.js, … |
styles/, styles.css | Styling. See DESIGN_SYSTEM.md |
assets/ | Screenshots and demo GIFs |
WEBSITE_CONTEXT.md and DESIGN_SYSTEM.md document the page structure and
visual language — read them before making layout or styling changes.
Deployed to Vercel on nexql.astrx.dev, connected to this repo — pushes to
main deploy automatically and pull requests get preview URLs.
The backend lives in a separate private repo and is deployed as its own Vercel
project on api.nexql.astrx.dev. vercel.json rewrites /api/:path* there, so
browser requests stay same-origin and no CORS is involved. Frontend code always
calls relative /api/... paths — never hardcode the backend host.